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... may w* priae the sturdy wights Who the darksome earth In toil and danger find for us Comfort of home and hearth. Hail to the hardy sons of toil! None better can be found; And praised God who has restored Our brothers safe and sound. lag. Bimpsox, Job. Alloa ...
... William Sclmw, 4 Maister of the Work* (to the Abbey); Elizabeth Wardlaw, authoress of the celebrated poem, * Hardy Canute;* Hev. Ralph Erskiue; Rev. Thomas Gillespie, &c. Well may the City of Duulennline proud of having the ashes of many the great and good keeping ...
... 2nd, Mr, Barr. 3 LobeliasMr Barr. 2 Fuscbias in pots* Mr George Thomson, Alloa; 2nd, W. Mitchell, Esq., Collection of Hardy Herbaceous PlantsMr Barr. 3 Gladiolusdiff.Mr Barr; 2nd, A. Jameson, Esq., Alloa. 12 PansiesMr M‘Gruther; 2nd, Mr Joseph ...
... Hydra Aitken. Rose (in pot)—John Campbell. Re (varieties)—A. Glass, Pot Musk—Jobn Fruite.—Kitchen Apples—1, Thomas Murray a Presets —Thomas M urray. ‘er—1, Andrew Stanhou been | ome Early Cabbage “I, Mrs Todd ; 2, J. Aith Cabbage—1, 5. Aitken ; 2, Thos ...
... Onions—l Thomas Dow, 2 A. Westwuler, Alexander Forsyth. 12 round Potatoes—l David Harrower, John Allan. 2 heads Celery—l James Hulley, 2 John Halley. Shallou—l J. Forsyth, Thomas M'Kail. Head of Cauliflower 1 Thomas Dow, Adam Sneddon. Beetroot Thomas Dow, ...
... THAT Compact bbkitablb pkoperty. consisting of Dwelling-Honse and Ground at the back, situated in Ruth presently occupied Mrs Hardis. The House contains Four Rooms sod Two Attic Booms, is in good order, sad has Water and other conveniences. Offers may be ...
... ibis newly constituted Board of Commissioners was held in the anti-room of the Town Hall, Monday last, twelve o’clock. Mr Thomas Donaldson having the highest cumber of votes took the chair, and Mr Robert Taylor, the firm of Morrison & Cunningham, writers ...
... : AMATfUßß.—Pansies—Mr Forsyth, Easter Dolls, pinks—lst, Mr Forsyth ; 2d, Mr Forteous. Heavy Herbaceous Plants—Mr Forsyth. Hardy Annuals—Sir Perry. Iris—Mr Daniel Calceolarias—Mr John Crawford. Border Eoses—lst, Mr Forsyth 2d, Mr 1). Ross, Climbing Rosea—lst ...
... dancing till the new year was some hoars old. Scddbn Death. —Between the hours of five and six o’clock on Tuesday morning, Mr Thomas M'Culloch, son of the late Mr Peter M’Culloch. baftker, was found lying in an unconscious state in Ark Street. He had been ...
... bis army was in splendid order, and amply supplied with provisions. estimated the garrison of Savannah at 15,000 men,under Hardie. He destroyed 200 miles of railroad, and regards Savannah as already gained. army is reported to be cut off from escape, and ...
... Tillicoultry Robert Thomson, Blackgrango William Thomson. Black grange William Thomas. Alloa R. P. Newton. Kersc Sir Andrew Orr of Ilarvieston John Peat, Manor John Roy, Balquham Thomas Ritchie William Wingate. Walter Wylie, Parkhead John Wingate, ironmonger ...
... meater, from Galats, with maixe. The TeviotdaU, 345 tone. l>all, master, from Caff a, with barley. „ 29.—The Afarv, tons, Hardie, master, from Kincardine, with maize. The DifeiU, 68 tone, Maren, master, from Oaen, with barley. „ 31.—The Atkina, 291 terns ...